From the New York Times, I'm Michael Barrow. This is Bailey.

Today, Democratic voters have been drawn to Kamala Harris as a messenger.

Even though her message remains a work in progress,

a head of her debate performance tonight,

what Harris herself says she stands for.

Plus, last night's debate.

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We reached Alex Burns in Detroit where he's covering the Democratic debates.

Alex, the last time we spoke, it was right after the first Democratic debate.

And all the attention had been on this exchange between Kamala Harris and Joe Biden about busing.

But then this other interesting thing happened.

No one should have to work more than one job to have a roof over their head and food on the table.

Right, there was this more muddled moment for Kamala Harris.

We've always questioned this person talking about health care.

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